The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, February 17, 1905, Image 5
The 1
My competitor
agencies and mc
1
To my patrons
M y
I sell everythii
P. S. We have a line
Low Rates Via Souther
Railway.
To New Orleans, La.? Mobile, Al
l'cnsucola, Fia. One lirst. class fa
p'us twenty live cents for the rout
trip from all coupon stations. Tiel
ets on sal*'March I <> limited Marc
11th, l!tof>. u ay he extended to fetor
March J"), h loo.-,, account - MA it 1 >1 (ill
v
?o Washington. !>. (' I'LL
11 >10 N n v L INAI'l'.niA TION
For V Lilians rate one lirst cla
fare plus twenty live cents for t!
rout) 1 trip Ironi all coupon S'atioi.:
For Military (\?a> panics and I r;.:
Hands in uniform are mipanyin/ tliei
in parties 20 or more on one ! ie! e'
at one cent per mile pit:; arhit.iai h
Tickets sold March 2nd and :tr.i
limited March sth. 1:)0.">, but may 1
i>vti?i(1ml t r\ M ntmh iDnJ
Very low rates to other points no<
n effect.
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY i
the best route to the alxtve pointsoperating
through Pullman and l>ii
ing cars on al! through I rains.
^ For full informal!ioi^u>pl^^^^^
W r.r vr.^HM
T)1 V1SK >N PASSENC KR
CHARLESTON , S. *'
WA NT T< > Ht v A WEI
i >ix( i i ?HI :SI:NT;?
Come i 11 and let u
show on.** line of gto.l
suitable for the occusior
Sterling Silver.
B^rry bow is, handscm
designs $10.00 to $50.0C
Bonbon and Olive di.-hc
$3.50 to sn,o\ C ir
ving sets $-1.50 to $16.<)(
Sterling Silver spoon*
forks, la.lle; in variet;
at attractive prices.
Cut Glass.
Handsome Berrv howl!
$5.50, $6.5*, c/ $15.0(
Bonbon and Olive dish*
$2.25 to $4.00, Decar
ters $8.50 to $16.00, Su^
ar and Cream $6.00, 1
$9.00.
Fine China.
Beautifully decora te<
imported Salad Bowl
$.3.00 to $5.50. Crack<
Jars $2.75 to $4.50, Choi
olate Pots ?3.00 to ?5..^
Cake plates 72c. lo $5.5(
A Good Clock is A
ways Acceptable
We have a nice assor
meiit of Clocks. Sm?
silver and sold artistic d
signs, $2. to $5. Eight d;
Mantle Clocks, strikl'i
hours and fcalf hours i
to lO.OO. handsome go
Clocks 10.50 to 25.0
Candelebra in gold
? '.I. hp/\|/| f I A/' L* C ^ f 0
UItlLV. li j^uiu viuvn^
1O.&0.
If you can't come vvri
for our Illustrated Cat
logue of staple goods, v
Watches, Jewelry, Si!\
ware, Cut Glass, etc.
f P H. LACHICOITE & C
1424 Main Street.
COLUlVl d?\, S, <
THE
Merchants Say That ]
s accuse me of selling' everything so c
>st of my creditors that I am going out
tis Most Err
and friends I will say, try all the oth
Prices are a
SHELTON P. P!
; of s/imple shoes that run from $2.50 tO $6.00 will i
" ^ a W ^ ^ A R
i Is Coming:.
id ^5
k- My I-all Slock of Hoods is just coining in and in a few days I will be rea
ii ' ' N ' 111 1 ,,( 1' ( 'M (ds rf all k;i ds. 1 he1 e goods were bought wit
_ great i aie and pat ticular attention given to I he selection of same. Mylincc
h-'-ss g< (His will please the most fasti.lions in fa :t the whole stoe'c isrontplct
ii I will he sold at prices that will please the most particular buyr
J, C, Glover.
sS
' Cohen
Carrries the proper styles In EOOTwear.
Always when you cannot tret
shoes to fit try
I I
- "Little Higher in Price, but "
j
Sold by liegular Dealers in Every Town. Cost ft Li tie tliorc
3. i
jit First, But?. l'ntenl Axles, Which Have Hun ^,000 nole3
iS i
j w it hunt oiling.
r=
t? bo 15 FRS and enqi nes, isar-pr?
i 1 ^ ^ ^ and Sheet Iron Work, Shafting, Pulleys, Cea: ing.
' Boxes, iiangers, Etc. Building Castings?Cast every day ; c ip-i, ity !MX) liai.ds.
I Harden ilose. Pipe. Valves and Felting: Belting, Packing and Machine Su|
ll, plies and Repairs. LOMBARD FOUNDRY, MACHINE & OILER W ORKS
s' ; SUPPLY SI ORE. AugustaOa.
J SPETH BROTHERS,
) Successors to C. B. Allen.
i' cS40 BROAD STREET, - - AUGUSTA, CiA
1When
you buy a stove, Lbuy the best.
|11 'THE GREAT EXCELSIOR." Parts
always kept in stock. - Write lor
e- .
Catalogue. : : : : :
?
The Largest Stove, Tin=
,kl ware and BicycleHouse
u, in this section, i i i i t
to We have a lew very Pretty Calendars
left. Write for one. You are invited
to make our store your headquarters
i when in Augusta.
i/. ^ ^ ^
I SPETH BROTHERS,
Successors to C. It Allen.
J |840 BROAD STREET, - - AUOUSTA, O/
I
I
L BATESBURG
ADVOCAT*.
[ Have The Best
heap that some of the merchan
of business.
i p h a t i c a 1 1
er firms and get the best pric
is Low as
ERRY, liatesburp
sell any pair in this lot for $2.25.
A Rlflrlc Alnnrn l-MclHwifal, nervously.
I " did na make a mis
_ bouse?"
COa t "No!'' roared the skipp
Dennis HaggerLy's house.
1)Y J. C. PLCMBEH. man, or yo-. il l< se the eh
(Copyrighted, 11)05.- by Daily Story eajnC^ l,OUr'S t,mc
Publishing Company.) ^married in a
Ij ' said. "The landlady is a
J "Sandy," raid Caplain Pole, as he ^',c' "Rugemcnt; I hope
" 1 shifted Ids tiller so as to pass a ln.rge wrong in the house.'
e towing down the hay, "you'd hotter Captain Pole was arous
ask Kate Ilaggerty to have you when the morning by Mr. McDoi
we got to port " ? countenance showed great
'There's na hurry." replied S;indy f*'irbation
McDougal. mate of the schooner Ajax, ^ e've ruined nusaid
enjoying his pipe. his list at. the skipper.
"(Jo ahead." retorted the skipper, "What's the matter?'
pettishly, "you'll wake up some ijporn- (he Captain.,
ing and see another chap Jiviijg oil "" was na crape on
Kale's money." 1 howled McDougal. "The
" 'lie's na got it yet," expostulated Mr. was lixing the steps hung
McDougal. alpaey coat on the bell pull
"but she'll have it when her nuncio The skipper whistled,
lies, and he's old as the liilb." j "I 'll na marry her," shi
"Hoots! < ?nly 70. and men artHivine Dougal. "I'm aweondled!"
longer than they did," said McXugal. "Then," retorted the sk
'It's I it I le sa prised I'd lie it^p 1 i vr*s dilllculty repressing a roar
i to he po.*1 t ter, "she'll sue you for
'Y-I l/J_jrimuJoalJUij^^^l^^^^^^fciniise:_The landlaily is
to llaggerty's will,
.\?a n.id mi liedlateU s i
... , j IWn Ilaggerty bore the banner.
age t i An,l r 1 in, a.a! il.e skippH- P??u.ticaliy.
was t..< s 1 posscssoiB' thel
secret. He knew Kate, and I ItJ' 'wo.,
so lie did some thinking. 1
I'lim he apprise 1 Sandy 1' j "TPjQPv.
1 lis mate, of the secret, and intn*,uc^1,
him to Kate. a I ikr
"lie's too stincrv to ever so ' her I
money," soliloquized tbeskippcMr'and
he'll make her a good husband.
Sandy courted cautiously. ^-ite, rv/WDT I 1
with a dowry of 910,000, was v-W" at. ~=!DOlN ! LI
tractive, hut his characteristic^8!'11*
giness made him hesitate a Inn ieuring
the expense of a wife untl the, AbOllt VOUT
dowry was possessed, J *
McCnnald was looking the t?'ring! .
lownof the schooner's rigging when ITI1GS="
th kiorer cat no aboard much e,T'1 -*1
laggerty's sick," he wl f>P<rof
.nd.v "lie's pneuinoni; land ie!s LllC I Till
a > > old a man to get well. ^"\v'.s;
c .1 l ime handy. ' , i #
h'nr a m > m??n! '-'anly waver< 1 t be ! your rrien
.ie sai 1: ".To may get well: thi 'i*e 8 no *
hurry " ,
captain Pole coupled Mr. MePougal's
name witli an adt^cti ,e, and
went gloomily below. ; ^
Captain Pole's watch was a *na|ive All old LmeConipun.esare
machine to which he lay greajt sLre ami the friends of humamtj
and when it heeame out of ordertiterc ; They, are all safe and
. .... i . .. ...... .. 1 i. < l. . l?i t v ft 111111 t lu.ie /woit I'Mi't c
was unij one wuLcnuiuKcr 111 i lit- < ?.'
who was permitted to ivp;iir rt . A tcr j They protect the insurane
uis abort ive eltort to excite Mi. Me- age and financial difficulties
1 i.mgnl toact i<?n, lie ( lanced at hi,j They protect tne widow ai
watch and lound it stopped. when the loving h'jshand an
" 1st he it to Sinooi he i d, ; "d aSjeep (0 wake no more in
he left the schooner scowlin sf i he So that his love for them
immovable McLougal. who was si"l death> an^ ajj true Me
working on tin iic/.ni I provide for those they love
The skipper had left his watch wllthi . . ..
V , . ],. The Spectator of New
Mr. Snioot and was a I ton l to dp;lit 0
, . , , ,1 . sah-to! the Solvent at
when he remembered that l> : tns ll.i- .. . IT
. , , |. ,1... lane ( ompames in the lTr
ggcrty lived direct!\ oi i?i> to 11" , , , . A, .
I , . . ii i ,4,.. and t anada, 82 in this ( oil
watchmaker, lie glanced at '<> .> t la
1 , . . i . .?in (..anada.
li rise an ! t -ie i lie ru >!? I Ins eye.-. ;|n
i stared. The Pacific Mutual "of 1
l! was not the ovi cn. c i Lat Mr. in thislist, '"M years old."
! Haggorty was bavin. some J n paifs history.it has never faih
! done to his front step, that caused i its obligations promptly. 1
him to stare, hut alt ..chad to the he. 1 < unquestioned, for Honest D
pull wasa streamer of ciape. safe investments and la
He hastened hack tot lie sell oner. Dividends We invite close
j "lie's dead!" he Sloped. ' j of its policies and places, a
"Ye na mean it!" exclaim d Mc will satisfy the insuring pu
Dougul. Our Ideal Policy is the b
' "There's crupc on the Io n : t hat 's a ,,n the market to day 1 1
landsman's fiag at l.ai u.a i| jr,,(Mj hustling men in my
, your best rigging on and conic there'., sell these Policies for me
not a minute to be lost ' : contract to the right Man
j Mr. MclHitigal was soon at tired in
I his l?e.->l black suit of clothes, ; uid I lie 'f
two set out for Miss Ilaggerty'-1 board-'
ingliouse. \ p T TAV
Miss llaggcrty was at hoi ne and V . 1_J. UvyiM
would see Mr. McDougul in titf parlor.
Captain Pole chose to \raii on
the street the result of lus mat e's suit
and walked up and down in f out of Q1
the house. Presently McDougal came !;OP\iC*lcll J_/loL.
to the iloor and beckoned to the skipper.
"Well," said that gentleinai*. as lie
reached McDougal, "is it all 'right?" AA^QYV^
t "1 have na asked her yet," .replied ** ctl v
L_
Prices In Batesburj
ts here have reported me to the cori
y Not So
es and then come to me.
the Ldwesl
S. C. 1
^re ye sure STATE NFWS E* J> ETIIE
take in tlie " " ' Penti
Governor Hey ward pardoned last
or, "it was year 53 criminals and.committed the ' eesvl"c?
Hurry up, sentence of 28 others of these Ml rx,n
ance." criminals, 28 had been convicted of ?'"ce ov*r Ausl
McOougal either murder or manslaughter. _
# - L. M. MITC
i w,w?l- "h? , * * Physician and
t k. no Senator Wiliiaws hill looking to a Batesburg
witness of tax on coca cola is exciting much in
jon re na tercst. Tlie hill docs not outlaw coca Office Ho
cola hut imp >ses a license. His prop p P a.ei
early in ositionisto tax the dealer and to
ugal, whose raise a revenue by a direct tax of from ?
mental per- to $1,000 on each place where
coca cola is sold. ' "** ^
he, shaking Dentis
* * * Datesburg,
exclaimed The Czar of Russia while walking
through the corridors of the palace at
the door," Tsarskor--Selo, picked up a letter ad- dl.:e in Telep!
man who Pressed to him lying on the floor It
his i,i'ick contained the announcement that: 12 ,, r ~
ins iii.uk Geo. !jei.i. Tim
,?? men had sworn tit kill hnn in revenge .1. yymt Thli
for the St. Petersburg massacre of Til PRMON1) & Tl
rieked Mc- ,,an, :ir3' The Czar lias not left attokne ys-j
i the palace since and a heavy guard of ^f|" praeWee in all t
ipper. with Cossack's surrounded the palace Office in Kailffmi
of laugh- ground while detectives watch t lie Lexington,
breach of P,l'ar<'- ~ j^^^^H^^HH^HBHH^H^K^^ditiunsarc
AND
I Bilesburc
cases of disorderly conduct - 1
i,iii t?ennls i are almost unknown. ' T. B. KERN A
# ?
Between!' and *10.30 o'clock Monday
night the O'Neal Street Methodist INSLRAN
F.piscopil Church, in the cotton mill
village, in Newberry, was burned: the BATESRURG
ac-ideiiLallire.it is believed, having
itarted front the furnace. The build- I>1C. *.v. 1'. Ttill
'ng which coast with its hands in r'
K . . . . .. 1( , . . Oners Ills professin
^ turnisliings, *4.o o and been pj'd f >
in full, isa total loss: while tlo in nv- 'Uv ?r ?atesbui
nice i, only about $2.oo0. '1 he lire! Otliee^over the Nxtu
E, d.-pa 11 ment responded promptly, bur an fuunJ tin-re n?j
tie fr me structure was a rues BAThfchL'K?
iiaines when the scene was leacliiil. "
?< anil its elfurts were successfully d.rect-i H. M.
CllC'" ed to saving nearby prop ".v. Toe
Rev. .1. II. Graves is tile p..! no the PnvsirMN a.\:?
chweh. !
*#* l.KKSV II.LK.
K lg.tr P. Mitchall a young man -)
1-| on I years old was arrested at Barnwell
; l ist week charged with forgery. The
I a, rest was made u|>on charges prefer ' K. i . S'il.o
i/lcl red hv the Southern Express Com- ....
I pany. Mitchell confessed that he took
1 a l>ook from the express office contain- I hatesiu'iici
j ing 18 orders worth $.">0 each when
1 nnt 'inrl nrnnoplr ciirn/ul i bii. .if
" VM 4 J J W?JV* V/i ??
t hese orders was cashed by an agent at;
my friends lilackville which caused Mitchell's ar
'! rest. !
sound and HIS PRAYER. *
? 'n '"s Chaplian Hale no longer asks Senat- ]^|ftpf y]p
' ors to join with him in repeat ing tlie
nd orphan? Lord's prayer at Llie morning's devotid
father is ions. This arises from the fact that COLUMBA
this world; when he did make the mpiest there
lives after wasnoresponese. KRAKCH OFFICE
11 love, and The circumstance was the t?;u?is of al
report, printed in some newspaper, that Bates
>rk publish- none of the Senators knew the prayer
id Safe old The report in turn because t he source .
lited States of no lit tie anxiety to l?r. Hale. ijjiGCt/I*l(
ntry and 22 ''Can it lie possible t hat such a dcploable
condition of atTairs exists?" he w? 0<-:i
<i ,i .. , . ?c arc sin
California is a more than one Senator, and he,
Inallofi ts! was apparently much relieved by the Batesblirg wi
. i 1 assurance given him tliat the news , ,
'd to meet n . . detires rinH
t-till stands paper report was without foundation <ll,u
lealings and "l (! iust ,ike ,0Sre ,htf U'Nt n,af,e?" Electric ligh
, a,,nnoi said Senators Tillman when he heard I
1 inspections the.story. "I fear they'd all be like j that the time
ind know we ! wo fellow s they tell about down in | that tile ligh
iblic? South Carolina. They were in peril of i
est contract losing their lives by drowning, when tlirilCl! Oil let I
vant a fc>w one of t hem insisted the other should
territory to Pr:,y> notwithstanding his companion "
-a no one rcmonstrated that lie did not know Rctiniah
how to pray. L11' 1 cl L*
"Just pray, anyhow,'said the other i
j whcrcipou llie one said: fumished.
"Lord, make us thanklul for what
TT?C? j we are about to receive." w r?OVV
IlLo, Maryland Journal. Lett 1
! lineofDesl
R. B LITTLE , , r
The onlt tlach in Lkksyili.k. \j\q 1*03.(1111
to get vovk mknkr for twenty- .
FivkOkntb. mkiu s atalmioi-kh. IViCGS 01
grotfftoita &4pit8 * Spkcalty #
la q r, . ^ cation.
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iK awn vicinity.
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Dmpany
^ S. C. :
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II here in
ring resist
ores for
ts. Now
is nearing
ts will be
us do vour
2s gladlv
y a full
< and tag
lamps,
i appli